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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
sDsily excepS Sunday.
No s, No y fsc No s. stop n all stations
WET nuSn

81 Cairsyi.Ie accommodation. leaves whee,-
ting NJ 81 & N, l5oAnd SO N; lczve- Rel
sire a. s.lo a. m. - sE1 as n II Returning,
arrives al wheeling 9. sis q m, LIS and %S 7.
We have go a m. n loo p n uain
,hrOugh 20 Cincinnati without change, with
sleeper thrSeh Ia Cincinnati on night train.
Columbus Accommodates leaves Wheeling al
go p. II, Bellxire 81 80 p Ia, daily except sun
dAy.
Noundsvine Accommodation leaves wheeliSg
81 lis a. m and arrives n Nountsyille NJ lslS
p n dsily exuepi sunday.
Fairmont Accommodation leaves Al rs = n
Thro1sh oosch fom Wheeling to Cincinnati
daily On No 3 leSrine Wheeling a. S5S q m, al
irving AZ Cincinnati ct Cd n II
b q. sleeping CAR on AL thrsnch Trains
CloSc Connection male fur all points SsIth ard
Southwest North and Northwest making tAss
desirable roJue Cor oekuhts and pcr~nns nNtrg
Ia the great weS- and 10 whom particular sEttn-
ton Is gwen.
Tickets TO al principal points on sale al dept,
Sleeping car Accommodation can he secured ct
Depo; Ticket once
T. c BURKE
Ticket Ascnt 9 psJSs.
JOHN BARK
Ticket Acnt uEder NeLTrc np,N
yoHN T. LANE TrAy. Passenger AcsL
e X. LORD, Gen Pass AsrnL
DAVID LEE General Superintendent
\THEgIING AND P~IrTsBUSG DIVISION.
On and amer January 20, is7, rassonrcr Train
Gil run o. acknowledging time:
prfAkIpEk
FOR Pit;sblrI So q N. daily: -. daily.
cNceIs sunday: lbs , m daily, cHctpd sunday,
and go ?. m, daily.
fIs N~Hshingtnn-4& p n, daily eInepi SIM.
day.
AKEiyALk
Froni lliIsbuTF-92S O. IA. daily DSs q m
and - ,. IN, daily cHoVp Sunday; los y m.
daily.
Prom wSshinginn-sasA m. dsIly erCrr; Sln.
day.
G. X. LORD, General Passenger Agrnt
J. '. PATTON. SuprfdruL HItsluvh.
J. 7. LANk Travelling Agent Hhe-nne.
DESNsYLVASla COMPANY, OPERATING
i Cleveland and Pittsburg X X
Condensed timetable NJ TAsene"r trAins or.
rS.ed 10 JANUARY a. iss-CcntrA standard
Time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
Capital Prize. $50 900.
arr Ten DSilan oBly. Halves,
Is. Rftks. ~. TeHtAs. 81.

Zip Prizes amounting 10 -. .-.---sNa.oN
Application foI rates Ia clubs sbouf hc ms1s
Only 10 the udIce a. the Company III New Or
iezns-
For further information write clearly. Cirias
fGll address POSTAL NOTES. ELPnss
Money Orirrso or New York Exchange in ontipay
letter, Currency 10y eHpr~s al our eyVrR~el 81
dra%i VI. 4. Z PHiS.
New Orleans, La
or: ". 4. UAUPHiN,
Washington. ID. 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09

Al un!ts daily eIorys sunday.
PullnAa's Fslacr fuEet % H5fei ssryinG
Czs thrslzh without change frufa N14t-nT.Le
East 70 Philadslphia and seu yNk, Hsz % IN
IgntSa Cincinnati. LoJievsis, CEinssD, indla
uAtsiss aBi - Loaja
fos thrguKh ticks.a bsgrszp ehertS skeTasr
apFly TO no. e. TuNIls-Os, Tcsg AreDta
Pan-HAnde Rizlk1a, soS CT Eey.nth s-.ss, -
n CITY Tcket oGsSe, urdsf NrLurr E.nEss. Nbesi
Ing ~ OK
Gepen! Manages, P!tsaGsL Pa
Y Z. YoZD-
aSaT Pas. ana TSet~ 49,: p'sy1v.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
Tired and DGSpOndGnt.

tine my Liver bad teen out Of
an generally gUUt Er nothing /
a-r. ~, ~ Sn1nou> Liver Regulator.
as r- suI thorough. and IL I'D
L. 4rE yrcu-ruS feyljUg. u ! an eN-
-fy y K HuNSD, Monroe n
.r ,Ls -tu1gy vijA ualc marx z On
D-arsugec 81 genunHe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
COTTON.

NEW YORK, February Cotton
Futures closed SLOW. at , and ( points
under Saturday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
IoHfrp.

I'VE d. hereby certify thst we supervise the
arrangement for al the No1tAly and SemfAn-
uuzl drawings ofthe Louisiana state Letter. Cnn-
psry, En6 in Je-SSn manage and coztrol the
drawings themselves, and thai the same are con-
iGried with hoae<ty, fairness and in good faith
tJE ard al parties. and we authorize he company
% uS this certificate. with fEeEsmiles Of cur Se
ns;U7.< attached n il sdyA-tisecaeHts"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
u d 3. EAlLkOAD.

B.. l. RAILROAD.
Leave B-llsire a. slap u for WOodsheid and
SGslMernSld
Leave BSuaIre Al ESQ ?. Ii. for Zanesvile and
utrrmc1lAIe points
Arrye Al EsilaIre 81 a m. and 6O) p IL.
WHEELING AND ELM GEOYE T. 4
on and AMER Monday, November Is lS& Trains
on the Wheeling \ Elm Grove +. Z, vii run -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANE

REMEMBER that the presence Of uVnerals
Reaurcgani and Early, who are in change Of the
GAWiuEN j. guarantee Of Ai-olUi" fairness snd
integrity, that The ghAarcs are all CtuAL AMI
thai no one can possibly divine What nnmber
draw = Iri1e. All parties therefore advertising
u guarantee vri2es in this Lnaiery, or holding
out any other impossible Inducements an win
uuwary. jAllFwASci
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
Rad Breath.

.rsr- - unpleasant n"dhing COMMON
G. B--aih. an in nearly every eaSe II
- . ne stomach sni can X EASILY
r.r,o. viii JsEc simmons Liver kega-
y, ~, ueElect - sure a remedy for this
E.--le- Il vii also improve your
--rsxsan and gere-sl health
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
.beelin9 Register
Grarelsrs' 6uidf.

a RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AEXPLANATFoS OF REFERKNCEM spally.
excepted MONDAY excepted Wheel
.nc Time. January 50, lSS7:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
AND TRADE.

Money Sa5 Per Cent Governments Dull
and steady-Stocks H~igher-FlOur Dull
and UnehAnged-WheAt Dull
NKw TOR6, February s.-Aoley on
call easy st Gas Per cent, closing at 3ai
per cent; prime mercantile pI1er Is6 PEI
cent; sterling exchange duh but steady At
4S5ia4SS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09

Al trans daily eICeTa Suadsy.
Trains leaving bridegroom al ! - . " n g. city
tinrl arrive ~ chicago Ai 8 s~f"ihr~ iHE~ EsDpitnf.
Traias leave Cleveland fH " heslirg II llio
p. IT. arriving al 5ifp IN
Leave Cleveland lilo p. N, AFTlFc Al hrSigc
pon ~ ~ Lm m
v A YORD,
Gr.n. PAA and Ticket Agrlt, HttsAfurr, IA
JANE NuCEEA
G.Ilera! Manages. PigStafE. Pa.
DITTsBUR6. CTNCTSSAT1AET. LDUIs
(PEn. HAnfs KngLcl
Time table fnr Ezs and Ncd cprs~t~: ~ Jan.
a. ls.. Trains leave Fsn-NGBdle slSIson, tool
ri Klsrsuth sr~ri Dcsr yIbls lNIsdinE. ~ follows
-C.-luEl standard Tine:
pItis fAa F.t 10.
r.TIOs.. E1y'' EIp's stpt Ery's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, TtJua!N :.
The local market continues in about
the same quiet condition that has pre-
vailed for a month past. and prizes
in the Eastern markets are easier, with
lew sales. Strikes are uu<c:tling busineSs
again. Lsal prices remain As follows:
NX washed SO; Unwashed, one-thlrd of:
medium washed %ua32c; unwashed 2a
-.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. February H.-Wooi-
Quiet: Ohio, West Virginia aud fenn>yl-
vanid aiuc; New York. Michigan, lndI-
ana and Western 3ll&9c; cnmbing and de
laine :;7a4nc: tub washed fair S9tijc; East
ern Oregon lGa23c; Valley Oregon =9a2'c;
New Mexican and Colorado lGcEc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09

Rheumatic, Neuralgia. Scisiic. sud
~ den, sharp and Nervous Pains snj
~ Weaknesses relieved i'm % min
I'M ute by the Cutienra Anti-Pain
INN Plaster. At a.. Druggists, - cents
~ Potter Drug 60. Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
Commissioner

We The undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay al Prizes drawn in The Louisiana SlAle LnI
te7eS WhicA may Dc pre~ented a. our countenS
- Ia. O&LfsBN. Prs Louisiana Natl ksak
r.. LtNAGN. Prs SAFE National bank
4. BALDWIN. Pres New ORLEANS Natl a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
Railroads.
l. AEAwHA AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Time carl in effect November -. lNs6. Run
ming through between Charleston and Cnlumbus.
without change ~ cars Trains Will arrive and
lrnAn ~ lnLilNs, C.nlrAl stAmiAri lime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
Railroads.

D~AIrIsoRK AND OHIO RAILROAD CON-
d pany. On and after JanEary 8. lss5, pes<n-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
Chicago.

CHICAGO. February S.-Wheat dull and
featureleS. Corn and oats heavy. Pro
visions active. FlOur-Dull and I'M
changed. Wheat-C3sh No. > spring 16Ie;
do No. ; spring 7Oa72c; No 2 red 19!c;
February 76ia97te, closing at 76ic; March
T!s7sc, closing at 0ic; April Tsa1ste,
closing at Usc; May SaS3le, closing Al
Sc Corn-Cash No. 2, February and
March 35,e; April 36ic, closing at 3Gse;
MAY 40sa4lc, closing at 4Osc 0ats-CaSh
25c: February 24sc; March DC; April 25l
a25sc, closi5gat25ie May 29la30c, closing
At 29Ie. Rye-CAsh No. ? at 5lS54ze,
Rarisy-Cash No ? Al sic. Flax Seed
No. i. 81 O7A. Timothy Seed-Prime
81 Sal 81. Mess PoTk-Cash $l3 pa
Il 81; February and March SIS 15al3 81.
closing at sl3 20; May SIS 35al3 Az, dis
inc at S13 40. Lard-GSh Sc 69a6 62l;
February s. 57la6 90, closing at s. 57li
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
Msdidnal.


H.ysteted II r5Ts4S PS5s0n Az ? sHGs
tEA 4 he hesr medicine the world ever
hess.yS f-lf E1y other rCncdlc teioe SIN
80 - Regulator. and none OF them gave
- han tenro1AC . 81 Is 49,
~,y7eGsvei hU'eu7'[ -Ies ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09

GovEIxNExs-DuIl and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-09
IN ONE MINHTE-

NIPPLES. ~BlackheaAS skin BlrmisheS. &
I'M Baby HumOrs, Use CUTICUEA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08

Not many years ago little girl named
Lillian Norton Cover played at Farm
ington. Connecticut. She has since
.bloomed into the beautiful young
woman of whom we present the Ike,
ness, and is gratifying the ear OF critical
London with her cultured song; Her
stage name is Lillian Nordica, which Is
possibly a little more sonorous than
Lillian Cover. She is leading singer
at the Royal Italian Opera, London;
and her reputation is both established
and extending.
Nordica was born at Pennington,
where she attended school. She IS
Grand daughter of the famous revival.
ist. Camp Meeting" John Allen, OF
whom every reader has heard. Almost
from her babyhood she gave the
promise of proficiency IN vocal music;
When old enough to study the art OF
her preference, she went to Boston for
the purpose, where she made very en-
couraging progress. Ten years ago,
more or less, she went to London,
! where her vocal gifts and cultivation
} found ready recognition. She was en-
2 gagged to sing at the Crystal Palace, Sy-
I denham, which is near the English me-
tropolis and beautiful place OF popu-
f lar resort. Her next step was to place
herself as q student of operate music,
n with the celebrated Signor SangioyanDi.
: She was his pupil three years, and then
i made her debut, which was at brescla
!; in La Trayiata." Her success was
n pronounced and she afterward sans
4. for two seasons in Russia. She ap
y peared at Paris in 1882, as Marguerite
y in ..Faust." The year after she wa
le engaged for Colonel MapIeson's com
n pany, London, of which she CONTINUES
II to be member.
T. Nordica's voice is soprano, OF ex
cellent quality, thoroughly trained ant
under control. She sings in wild
range of characters, manifesting he
great capability and incessant industry
There are greater triumphs yet IN stor
for the gifted Connecticut girl.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
Down on the Style

I'm down upon the style, Mary,
Which makes your hat so nigh;
The man behind you can not see
There's murder in his eye.
New poets call you angel,
With taffy you are fed
But whoe'er saw an angel
With a turret On her head?
New York Journal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08

A snooth-faced high school youth
was recently directed by the teacher OF
natural science to press to his face a
glass tube which had been rubbed with
silk, whereupon this dialogue ensued
Teacher-'Well, James, what sensa-
tions do you experience? James
"Nothin' much, except | feel my wills
kers crackin'. "-Christian at Work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08

Nothing In the Newspaper Does.
Nature would made good editor;
Nothing in the universe gets crowded out
for want of space.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
MY WIFE'S BONNET

To conc ude with the New and Sparkling
One act Operetts, entitled,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
The American Girl Abroad.
Lillian NORDICA,
~ SGET AA. ~ =

PR1yA DoNNAFRoM CONNECTICUT, CEAR1f'
ING TIE ENGLISH BY HER SINGING.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
Pc ELOPE =!

With following strong cast:
Walker ChalkR, milbman. Z ...-..-..-.- b .
Mr. J. D. Spencer.
Tosssr, o. the army --...-.----- --------1t nor
Nj. 6 d. Piper.
Pitcher, of the police baritone
Mr. s. Young.
Penelope, the maid soprano
Rhoda Mabel Young.
Mrs. Crosker --...--..---. -.---.AiIo
Miss Florence Whitney.
Admission, SOC. Reserved Seats, l5".
TIcke{s fo- sale St Coalter & Sneigro7e's,
D. o. Calder's, J. ID tarry 4. Co.'S anc
DIVERS Book Store. eriormance 70 com
mence at o click.
LcCOM PIANIST. ---- c. 3. BURTON.
NANAGER,- 4. d. WHITNEY
PBoF GEO. CAPELEss has kindly consented
70 lend his services Tor this occasion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
. npsday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday,
Nav 10. II, ID, 13 81 Il.
80 not come after the Sale is over and demand
soroe goods at Especial Sale Prices"
Make hay while the sun shines

3, Misses usln Underwear ranging IN price
~ DC to 50 Finest Assortment at the Lowest FT'ces
ever shown this city.
ladies' Misses Merino Underwear at 2oc eacn
n Dress Patterns (a goods) ID yards at &c. each
8 200 sten
80 ,ubs 10 Yards each, Checked insook, at 75c EACH
q Buggy obes 81 25 each.
Good Turkey Red Embroidery yard lengths at 2 each
Elegant open Work Embroidery, yard lengths. at 5oc EACH
sprpg Skirts just received EACH Worth that to nakeo
largo Lot of Table Linen Remnants Half Price
5Iapy Other Bargains will make 1t pay you TO
come. Grain or Sunshine"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-30
BRENITIfS.

Range of thermometer at Spence, Ty-
rec & Cos shoe house, Broad street,
March 29ih, 1SS, 9 am, 35'; II m, "a ;
8 PM, 34';6 pm. 81
4 number Of the Hanlon troupe a1c
registered AZ tho 81 James Hotel
Seven Richmond men were registered
81 The Arlington, Danyille, Monday.
There are complaints loud and decT Of
the curtailing Of The Mozart orchestra
Hanlon'- Fantasma" will be presented
in Wilmington, Del, tomorrow night.
The train which leaves Richmond at
$40 was almost half hour late yesterday.
Colonel \. S. Buford and Messrs. James
B. Pace and Z D. Christian We're on The
floor OF The House yesterday
About one hundred and eighty persons
have professed conversion under he min
isiration- Of Rev. Mr. Brown, the evange-
list
Mr. John W otarke, o. former Rich
mond printer is now running a little
sheet in birmingham Ala called Jhc
ChodnVt
EN- Senator d. Bnck' otoyan, at one
time resident of Richmond has been
nominated by The Republicans of Halifax
for county clerk.
McNish SIagn and Johnson Min
trels were iu DanyiiIc last night They
show % the Richmond Theatre next
Friday night for One MIGHT only
James r. Jordan. appointed marshal Of
the Western di,iric. ut Virginia. is only
81 year. d age. is ,ucce--iu. cuisines,
man and personally popular
Leonard Mo,w and wife Brooklyn
Peter. Otcy. Lynchbure, General r. J..
Ro--cr and wife. Charlottesville. and
Thomas Butler and wife New York, are
at thc Exchange Hotel
Justice D. C. Richardson authorizes "a
denial of thc statement tnaf le bias ever
directly or indirectly applied for the
vacant position of Judge OF fhc court OF
the District oi Columbia
I'm Tie contest for defamation prize
Offered hv Captain Richard lrhr of Ash-
land and Richmond in thc Franklin Lit
ersry Society. 20 Ashland. last Friday
night the prize wa. awarded 90 Mr. Vs.
T. Davis, OF Petersburg
The steamer Carrie. well known I'M
Richmond. int has been sold tO q gene
ucman in Delaware. left Petersburg Mon
day for Norfolk. where 10 wi.l De delir-
cred Oh if- new owner. $50 boat has yet
l..f f.rt. .n fIa ArnOmaffOr river 'u if-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-30
In Favor Of the Government

SAN Francisco, March 29.-Judge Saw
yer, of the United States Circuit Court
Yesterday rendered decision In the case
of D. W. Bouldin against Thomas ;.
p5eIps. 81 recover possession from the
United States OF Mare Island. AT the
time the suit was brought Phelps was
commandant at the navy yard on the
island. and represented the Government
in tie proceedings Bouldn claimed title
De- the island on an alleged grant TO Vic
tor Castro by Governor Alyarado The
testimony tended 10 show the deed Of the
grant was fraudulent Judge Sawyer
rendered q decision IN favor of the de-
PENDANT
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-30
our Bold soecr Boys.

Sergeant Ned G. Garrison and Private
Scott Gibbs have been selected by thc
Richmond Gray- 90 represent ihat com
pany I'm the international shooting
match. which viii be one Of the feo-
lures of the international drill and en-
campment at Washington IN May Pri-
Yates Andrews and Baptist have been see
leGcd TO compete for The prize as The
hest.drilled man. These arc good selce-
tions. and 10 Is hoped that Richmond w'lI
be- heard from through them
Captain J.. Leslie spence of the RICH
moud Grays, Company a Firt Virginia
regiment. Yesterday rendered DIS rcs-
ignation 10 Governor Lee through COL
NJ. J.. spoIswood Captain spence finds
that Doe Is unable TO give thc attention i7
the company that is necessary without
great injury 90 DIS private business
Captain spence is an old Cray and was
"a gallant soldier during The Nar THE
resignation is rendered with feelings oi
the deepest regret and win Doe received
I'm the same manner by all Of DIS COM
rades
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-30

B. S. Minor and Mathew r Maury.
Esqrs., qualified to practice as counsel i'm
this court
Green against Clairbome. Further
argued by COLONEL u Guy for appellee
and Judge w W Cmmp for appellant.
and submitted
Wateuown Fire Insurance Company
against Cherry and wife Argued by
Judge Joseph Christian for appellant.
Daniel against Cohbs administrator
Petition for prohibition refused
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-30
The Ambulance Service.

The city ambulance was called out at
g o'clock am Yesterday 90 The corner Of
Adams and Canal streets A workman
named b l.. Walsh. fell from q porch,
and striking The fence sustained severe
bruises about the head and face The
doctor IN charge rendered attention. and
left Mr. Walsh with friends
IL was again called az O'Clock pm TO
Twenty fifth street TO Lizzie Cook, q
colored woman. who was taksn very III
i'm the street She was taken 90 her home
AT Twentvffih and Nenahle streets
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-30

At 9 o'clock Yesterday morning am
alarm was soundedfrom Box o. IL pro-
ceeded from The premises at the corner
Of Nenable and Tweny-hith streets,
occupied as q store and residence by Mr.
I. A, Goodman ItNas partly destroyed
Steamer Company NO D. Of Twenty
fifth street, was promptly ON hand and
did good work The loss could not be
accurately estimated There vas an in-
suTance of $1,000 on the stock and fix
lures, and il IS believed That all the loss
is covered by insurance The store is
the one formerly occupied by Mr. Scott
Bailey
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-30

Rev Howard Osgood, d d., Professor
of Hebrew in. Rochester University. y.
Y, will preach ,he next Commencement
sermon before Richmond College We
can promise the learned Professor a
cordial welcome i'm Richmond and his
auditors something worthy of the occa-
sion This interchange Of courlesies be-
tween our great schools is a good thing
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-30

The wheat market has rlfl exceedingly
dull to-day. and lo'al ,a.ptr Rere about
the ONLY traders From opening t0 close
the market was absolutely eaule'e.s Close
is dull 40 about last night figure, tlr May.
The iar options were nat so strong as on
Yesterday and show more decline than May
Gables were weaker to-day and as ar 4s Wc
cam see 300 export business was worked
Corn very dull and steady fluctuations
almost nothing and trading very mall
Lard and ribs were quite strong early,
especially the latter, bat broke sharply and
close is steady az about ias' night Aslr~.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-30

hr: {. 3 Ryan has been promoted in
the Newport News and Mississippi Val
ley railway service 90 De- chief clerk i'm
the Office OF General PASSENGER Accent
ruler al Louisville He will continue
TO have supervision Of The advertising de.
paT'men'' over which he has presided for
several years. Dir Ryan paid a flying
visit to Richmond This week
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-30

Statement Of the Niortuary Report for the
Past week.


Whole number of deaths last week, 3bi
number for week ending March 1911, q
White males, colorod males, 8 white
females. 10: colored females. 8.
Single %: married :; widowers, ! ;
widows. unknown /.
Natives Of Richmond, % other parts
of the United States, Q Germany 81
Ireland. unknown, I
Five years Of age and under, l5.
over fifty. 10, between sixty and sew
enty years there We're deaths.
The causes of death were, cOnsump-
ton, z. pneumonia, g. paralysis 2, and
unknown. 4 The other seventeen were
all Of different diseases.
The deaths by wards were, Marshall
leading with 9. jefferson o. Madison q.
Monroe. 4. Clay, 6. Jackson, q City
Almshouse which is unusually small
for that place
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-30

New YORK, March 29-James c. Blaine
left the city this morning on the - o'clock
train by Tie Pennsylvania railroad bound
for ST. Louis. He was provided with q
special car, which was attached TO the
rear of the limited express. lie was ac-
companied by his youngest daughter,
Hattie, James q. Blaine, jr., and wife,
Stephen b. Elkins, wife, and one son.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-30

The lady managers of the charity de
partment of the Eye and Ear lnhrmary
return their most grateful thanks to each
and every one Who contributed 10 the
success of the beautiful entertainment az
saenger Halle last Friday night and also
to Messrs. Marques. Ferguson. and
Jones for printing
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-30

The Good Templars' Social Club viii
give an entertainment at Marshall Hall
tonight for The benefit of the Good
Templars of Richmond and Manchester.
There viii be- q fine performance
Last night Sidney Lodge visited Trim
ity Lodge, and there was real era OF
fun, fellowship and fraternity The tenn
perance cause is on boom
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-30
FINANCIAL
Reported by q. " Branch a. Co.. bankers
and brokers. no. III Main street
New York stock Market.

REVIEW.
Nrw YORK. March 29-We have bad q
somewhat quieter market to-day. hu' hy boo
means q weak one, the idea OF the contr0l.-
ing party being apparently ~ educate the
public gradually. and not rush prices mp
suddenly. and by -o doing check The growth
of speculation. There Wa- some reaction
about the middle of the day and under light
trading value, fell Oft somewhat but not 90
amy great extent Towards the close 0t
hu-incs. there was 300 inclination to buy
good stocks. and the rates for money became
elsior. II looks t0 G- as W We are on the
verge oi % considerable advance Zoo the whole
list and f DO .s conducted GOD temperate
saaie be may bc a very extensive one. The
close Was strong. Money Is.